Lighthouse Park Loop

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Lighthouse Park Loop
Lighthouse Park Loop
Lighthouse Park Loop
Lighthouse Park Loop
Lighthouse Park Loop
Description

The Lighthouse Park circuit is a very accessible and pleasant trail in West Vancouver, combining a walk through coastal forest, rocky outcrops, and viewpoints overlooking Burrard Inlet. The main attraction is the historic Point Atkinson Lighthouse, inaugurated in 1875, one of the oldest lighthouses on the Canadian West Coast. In addition to the lighthouse, the circuit passes by several natural viewpoints, such as Juniper Point, Shore Pine Point, Lighthouse Lookout, Arbutus Knoll, and Eagle Point. These viewpoints offer beautiful views of the strait, the North Shore mountains, and the vessels entering and leaving the port of Vancouver. Photos by Vicente Leal E. Fernandez.

Guidelines
Extension: 4.8 Km
Access status: Open
Difficulty Easy
Orientation Easy
Signaling Level Complete
Conservation Excellent
Risk Exposure Low
Sun Exposure Low
Hydration Point Unavailable
Climbing No climbing required
Minimum Altitude: 10m
Maximum Altitude: 116m
Negative Unevenness: 294m
Positive Unevenness: 294m
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Guidelines
Extension: 4.8 Km
Difficulty: Easy
Orientation: Easy
Signaling Level: Complete
Minimum Altitude: 10m
Maximum Altitude: 116m
Negative Unevenness: 294m
Positive Unevenness: 294m
Route

Lighthouse Park offers a network of trails, allowing the circuit to be completed in various ways. All trails are very well marked and signposted, and the elevation gain is very low, making the experience highly accessible. The circuit can be done along the coast, passing by viewpoints, but also crossing through the interior of the park, amidst the forest.

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